- Add library_types table with ebooks, comics, manga types
- Add libraries table for multiple library support
- Add library_folders table for multi-folder libraries
- Add library_visibility table for user access control
- Add media_items table replacing ebooks for broader media support
- Create backward compatibility views for existing API
- Implement library service with type validation and file extension handling
- Support modular extension for future media types
Manga type includes cbz/cbr archives as requested
- Update ebook handlers to require admin role for CRUD operations
- Modify folder operations to be admin-only
- Update ebook scanner to associate books with admin who added them
- Add admin ID tracking to CreateEbook operations
- Restrict scanner operations to admin users only
- Remove string-based error checking for no rows
- Use proper pgx.ErrNoRows comparison only
- Improve error handling consistency in processEbookFile function
- Move migrations/ to database/schema/ for clarity on database schema definitions
- Move sqlc.yaml to internal/database/ to group with database code
- Move static/ to cmd/server/static/ to co-locate with server
- Update all configuration files and documentation
- Follow Go project conventions for better organization
- Change Go module name back from 'shelf' to 'bookmann'
- Update all import paths back to 'bookmann' module
- Update README.md project name back to 'Bookmann'
- Update docker-compose.yml container names back to 'bookmann' and 'bookmann_db'
- Regenerate database code with restored module imports
- Rename project from 'bookmann' to 'shelf'
- Move all backend/ contents to root level (flatten structure)
- Update Go module name from 'bookmann' to 'shelf'
- Update all import paths to use new 'shelf' module
- Update Dockerfile to work without backend/ subdirectory
- Update docker-compose.yml to use new structure and rename containers
- Update .gitignore for new file paths
- Update README.md with new project name and structure
- Regenerate database code with new module imports
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